Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows, U.S. stock market risk appetite, and cryptocurrency market fluctuations together, making it sound very insightful... I, on the other hand, first pulled out those "unlimited authorization" permissions from my wallet. Once a contract is opened and authorization is given, many people think nothing of it, but honestly, it's like leaving the "door unlocked." An incident might not happen today, but it could occur while you're asleep.

My current habit is: revoke permissions after use, or at least set limits; if possible, use a temporary wallet instead of risking the main wallet. Revoking authorization is like sleeping—it's annoying to do regularly, but if you skip it once, big problems can easily arise. I no longer believe "this project is too big to fail," only that I have reclaimed my permissions. Anyway, whether the market is crazy or not is one thing, but not giving away assets for free is another.